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this was die spread the news. stat day to spread the news. starts 12:01 a.m. midnight. reporter: drawing up plans. there will be impacts, you can t not have some kind of impact of what goes on. reporter: what will happen tomorrow? for starters your most essential services, those, those will continue. when we have staff, the water pollution control plant, emergency services stuff. 911 will be available in the city. reporter: everything else, however, will look like this. impact would be planning department, people get nothing spections, remodeling inspections, remodels. park. water outage. phone calls to the city that employees answer, the phones won t be answered by us. reporter: calling this an impasse years in the making. a long time coming. been at the table for two years out of contract and we are bound by our city charter to have a 10 year balanced budget. we would not have a balanced budget. reporter: if 12:0 a.m. rolls around without ....
tom brokaw with a reunion all these years later. nightly news begins right now. announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. president trump and the white house are speaking out about two controversial world leaders today in ways that are surprising some. the president is not ruling out applying his negotiating skills in a sunday face-to-face meeting with north korea s kim jong-un and standing by his invitation for the philippines president to visit the u.s., the brutal anti drug campaign raised serious human rights concerns. national correspondent peter alexander has details. reporter: tonight, president trump with this alarming warning about north korea. we re probably not safe over here if he gets long range missiles, we re not safe, either. reporter: after surprising comments to bloomberg news opening a door to a meeting with dictator kim jong-un. if it would be appropriate for me to meet ....
today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. . does the presidente hav a thing with these totalitarian leaders. president trump floats a meeting with kim jong-un. his is not a case about looking the other way this is an american president showing specific appreciation for their brutality. trying to bring the dictate zwror the table and get rid of his nukes. may day rallies in some cities around the world turn combative. this is a historic flood. more rain and flooding expected in the already waterlogged central u.s. flash flooding is a big concern. a disaster. tragedy struck the heart of the university of texas. in austin multiple people were stabbed. one person is in custody. ite honest. a neighborhood dispute in dallas turned into a shooting that left a paramedic injured. aes rcue in michigan. a tractor-trailer fell on top of a chevy trapping the driver inside. all that they call at any time sboufl fashion. some wild fashion on the ....
from is the big question now. help us convince caltrans and mtc to put some additional funds, it s not a lot to get this started in marin. it s being done all over the bay area. it s our turn. reporter: it s not as simple as saying, okay, we have the money for one, let s turn the switch for that one on because these have to be done in groups. you turn just one on, apparently drivers will reroute to another on-ramp and just create traffic there. so this is a much bigger broader reaching project. reporting live in marin, emily turner, kpix 5. well, the transportation agency is also hoping state funds can help that project now that the governor s road repair bill is passed. the santa clara county d.a. s office investigated san jose state to see if administrators lied about a sexual harassment investigation. despite repeated requests, san jose state has want to talk on camera about this. but kpix 5 s maria medina is back with new information. she says the d.a. s off ....